Start with an event
Choose a new lead, an ownership change or a stage update as the trigger.
Connect clear triggers to useful actions. Build reliable follow-up habits around your team without making AI a prerequisite for routine work.
Rules work without AI.
Create follow-up tasks from a new enquiry or stage change.
Separate rule-based automation from optional AI actions.
Inspect a run history and handle failures deliberately.
The team knows the process, but repeated handoffs and reminders depend on someone remembering every small step.
Describe a trigger, a condition and an action. Test the proposed flow against a sample record before enabling production execution.
See it in the CRMThe workflow is visible, understandable and available to your team without AI.
Choose a new lead, an ownership change or a stage update as the trigger.
Limit the rule by source, value, status or other approved record fields.
Create a task, request an owner review or queue a permitted notification. Production delivery follows consent and integration rules.
Read the trigger, condition and action in order.
Turn a workflow off without disabling the CRM.
See the proposed result before modifying a live record.
Design for completed, skipped, retried and failed runs.
Manual entry, qualification, assignment and progression remain available. Optional AI can assist without controlling the core journey.
No. Rule-based tasks, assignment and reminders work independently. AI is an optional action type rather than the workflow engine.
Yes. Automations run on the server: event triggers fire as records change, and time-based triggers are checked on a schedule. Every run is recorded so you can see what happened and why.
The production design includes event identifiers, idempotency and retry rules so a repeated webhook does not create duplicate actions.
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